Karan Adani, managing director of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ), announced on Sunday that the Adani Group will invest ₹1.5 lakh crore in the Kutch region of Gujarat over the next five years.
"Once considered remote and challenging, Kutch has today emerged as one of India's most strategic industrial, logistics and energy hubs," Adani stated.
The area is home to Mundra, the biggest commercial port in India, which is backed by a completely functional multimodal logistics network. The largest copper smelter in the nation, a coal to PVC complex, and a solar production facility are all located in Mundra.
According to Adani, the company plans to finish its Khavda renewable energy project in Kutch and put all 37 gigawatts of capacity into service by 2030. "At Khavda, we are developing the world's largest renewable energy park with 37 gigawatts of capacity," he stated.
Over the following ten years, the firm intends to increase Mundra's port capacity, he continued. Cargo and logistics numbers for December were also reported by APSEZ.
The company handled 41.9 million metric tonnes (MMT) of cargo during the month, driven by an 18% year over year increase in container volumes, according to its business update.
Total cargo handled for the year-to-date period ending in December 2025 was 367.3 MMT, up 11% from the same period the previous year.
In the logistics sector, GPWIS volumes decreased 7% year over year to 1.8 MMT in December, while rail volumes were 59,037 TEUs, unchanged from the previous year.
